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MINUTES of the 109Th CONVENTION the TAU BETA PI ASSOCIATION, INC MINUTES OF THE 109th CONVENTION THE TAU BETA PI ASSOCIATION, INC. The Davenport Hotel & Tower & Spokane Convention Center, Spokane, WA October 2–4, 2014 Final registration of voting delegates, non-voting delegates, chapter advisors, alumnus visitors, Engineering Futures Facilitators, and Association Officials registered for the Convention at the Spokane Convention Center on October 2 is as follows: Official Collegiate Chapter Voting Delegates: AL Α Kayla E. Reid FL Β Molly R. Marohl MI Α Jessica L. Buschman AL Β George B. Parker FL Γ Timothy W. Jacobson MI Β Andrew M. Wallis AL Γ Ophelia L. Johnson FL ∆ Robert E. Hoffman MI Γ Kelsey A. Hockstad AL ∆ Ryan S. Longchamps FL Ε Juan D. Ramirez MI ∆ Jonathon M. Kreska AL Ε Bryan A. Ricksecker FL Ζ Zachary D. Rubenfeld MI Ε Maryssa L. Mercer AK Α Ryan T. McLaughlin FL Η Robert D. Franklin MI Ζ Savannah R. Brown AZ Α Daniel A. Martin III FL Θ Kathryn Chung MI Η ------------------------- AZ Β Jessica M. Piper FL Ι William C. Kusuma MI Θ Adam L. Quinn AZ Γ Christopher J. Gass GA Α Sara A. Khalek MI Ι Gabriel A. Church AR Α John P. Carradini GA Β Wahaj U. Khan MI Κ Spencer G. Watza CA Α Vivian Shen ID Α Jonathan H. Paul MI Λ Christopher A. Foster CA Β Max L. Wang ID Β ---------------------- MN Α Donald J. Mattia CA Γ Tim Schnabel ID Γ Lacie K. Rasley MN Β Samuel M. Rothstein CA ∆ Jason M.H. Pang IL Α Jack H. Weinstein MS Α Christopher A. Collins CA Ε Rachel M. Fang IL Β Glen W. Eberts MS Β Colin K. Wattigney CA Ζ William D. Leineweber IL Γ Sue Ann Gan MO Α Heather L. Williams CA Η Jacob T. Pichel IL ∆ Raymond A. DeBoer MO Β Jeremiah L. Amato CA Θ Araxia G. Sevdayan IL Ε Blake C. Jerrells MO Γ ---------------------- CA Ι Jonathan Ma IL Ζ Mark Brusilovsky MO ∆ John G. Menteer CA Κ Ranna N. El Naga IN Α Mark A. Harlan MO Ε Federico Garcia Lorca CA Λ Ashwin Bala IN Β ------------------- MT Α Rebecca D. Johnson CA Μ Jill N. Thetford IN Γ Hannah M. Knochelmann MT Β Benjamin C. Cook CA Ν Holli L. Rosdail IN ∆ Hayden M. Hast NE Α Evan P. Schultz CA Ξ Riley E. Winship IN Ε Christie R. Hasbrouck NV Α Nolan A. Nicholson CA Ο Kyle T. Peerless IA Α Jacob R. Mallams NV Β Eduardo Hoyuela-Alcaraz CA Ρ Austin T. Lord IA Β Henry L. Wroblewski NH Α Ian F. Gagnon CA Σ Grant A. Draper KS Α --------------------------- NH Β Brendan F. Nagle CA Τ Ling X. Kong KS Β Carlton J.A. Hemphill NJ Α Garrett T. Joyal CA Υ Rachel K. Alexander KS Γ Ryan T. Whelchel NJ Β Jordan T. Smart CA Φ Wilson Zhu KY Α David K. Blanford II NJ Γ Jerry S. Martinez CA Χ Luis Marquez KY Β Louis T. Curtis NJ ∆ Dror Liebenthal CA Ψ Tiffany Kyi KY Γ Caitlyn L. Clark NJ Ε Timothy D. Reardon CA Ω Christopher E. Sugino LA Α Michael D. Johnston NJ Ζ Jonathan Wang CA ΑΑ I. Nevada Inocencio LA Β Scott A. Stewart NM Α Joseph S. Graff CA ΑΒ Faiz U. Mirza LA Γ Amy L. Dagate NM Β Regina F. Eckert CA ΑΓ Kevin J. Clarke LA ∆ Joshua P. Roman NM Γ Allen D. Erickson CA Α∆ Brendan E. Short LA Ε Luis E. De Grau Vidal NY Α Jake G. Wood CA ΑΕ Samuel H. Honch ME Α Benjamin G. Pomeroy NY Β Lynda M. Brady CO Α Edward J. Wolfram MD Α Maxwell J. Collard NY Γ Sarah E. DuConge CO Β Alexander M. Mitkus MD Β Emily M. Hitz NY ∆ Ethan T. Yen CO ∆ Patrick G. Harvey MD Γ Michael K. Johnson NY Η Alex A. Bonilla CO Ε Todd B. Santee MD ∆ Sarah L. Hemler NY Θ Khrystyna Dilai CO Ζ Sarah A. Folse MD Ε Gbekeloluwa B. Oguntimein NY Ι Vlad Ciocoi CT Α Kayo Teramoto MA Α Haley D. Hayden NY Κ Koji Muto CT Β Vannesa Kello MA Β Michael D. Fu NY Μ Samuel J. Pierce CT Γ Kimberly H. Colavito MA ∆ Samuel M. Kessel NY Ν Kayleigh E. Miller DE Α James P. Thomson MA Ε Anne G. Lally NY Ξ Christine E. Heller DC Α Μohamed A. Bouzaghrane MA Ζ Jared M. Post NY Ο Jonathan M. Schneider DC Β Diogenes A. Dichoso MA Η Patrick W. Crawford NY Π Maria C. Luna Cabrera DC Γ Alexander P. Afonso MA Θ Viet Q. Le NY Ρ Nima Simon FL Α Nicholas A. Bianco MA Ι Tyler I. Gerhardson NY Σ Bernadette R. Cladek NY Τ Vivian Mo PA Γ Darwin Yang TX Η David R. Campbell NY Υ ------------------ PA ∆ Rocky L. Diegmiller TX Θ Aldo I. Vidana NC Α Reed S.R. Grimm PA Ε ------------------------- TX Ι Rachel M. Parsons NC Γ Benjamin F. Spilsbury PA Ζ Michael Chen TX Κ Damone L. Wright NC ∆ Nathan J. Johnson PA Η Kyle T. Montgomery TX Λ Christopher J. Dunkelberg NC Ε Wynton A. Johnson PA Θ Samantha Butwill TX Μ Brenda Marchand ND Α Megan E. Meyer PA Ι John C. Kindt II TX Ν Juan Carlos Lago ND Β Seth R. Grundstad PA Κ ---------------------- UT Α Christopher J. Creveling OH Α Karun Kumar Rao PA Λ Alyson M. Egan UT Β Eric G. Fuller OH Β Michael R. Flanagan PA Μ Benjamin R. Frances UT Γ Serena L. Makin OH Γ Kacie N. LaBrecque PR Α Tyrone Medina Velez VT Α Baxter G. Miatke OH ∆ Emily A. Blaha RI Α Benjamin A. Basseches VT Β Skylar R. Croy OH Ε Gregory R. Arcangelini RI Β Catherine A. LiVolsi VA Α Emily E. Nemec OH Ζ Logan M. Anteau SC Α Brian D. Peterson VA Β Samuel T. Phifer OH Η Robert A. Lake SC Β Taylor R. Garrick VA Γ Devin V. Samples-Wright OH Θ Allison M. Ecker SC Γ Parker J. Singletary VA ∆ -------------------------- OH Ι Alexander M. Altman SD Α Zachary B. Hochhalter VA Ε Nicolas M. Andrade OH Κ Kenneth W. Smith Jr. SD Β Erik D. Howe WA Α Marissa N. Karpack OH Λ Ashley N. Martof TN Α Chirag K. Tailor WA Β Zoey M. Henson OH Μ Michelle E. Harr TN Β Justin E. Huntress WA Γ Ames F. Fowler OH Ν John S. Grinalds III TN Γ Scott A. Hill WA ∆ Barrett A. North OH Ξ Daniel R. Ferriell TN ∆ Jennifer C. Lo WV Α Matthew L. McCabe OK Α Paige N. Riley TN Ε Chiu P. Yan WV Β Kyle E. Diem OK Β Kevin M. Buettner TN Ζ Michael S. A. Young WI Α Jonathan R. Guay OK Γ Michael W. Johnson TX Α David F. Gonzalez WI Β Abigail E. Deats OR Α Hannah G. Bulovsky TX Β Paula A. Monaco WI Γ Lucas W. Resch OR Β Keri J. Tegtmeier TX Γ Thomas R. Weidman WI ∆ Ezra M. Imes OR Γ Alex G. Varvel TX ∆ Craig R. Nolen WI Ε Jose G. Rosas PA Α Neal E. Cousino TX Ε Natalia D. Caid WY Α Dakota Roberson PA Β Zechariah D. Meyer TX Ζ Jordan A. King Collegiate Chapter Alternates (non-voting delegates): AL ∆ Nathan A. Schrock DC A Aaron M. Malveaux MI ∆ Eva N. Berndt AL Ε Matthew B. Hancock DC A MaKamba S. Sackey MI Ε Matthew C. Melucci AL Ε Bradley D. Harris DC A Khabeer Salaam MI Θ Abedin Sherifi AK Α Douglas A. Gelineau DC Γ Brenden C. Maag MI Ι Vladyslav Slyusar AR Α Anna J. Arnaud FL ∆ Cody J. Pike MI Λ Zachary J. Walton AR Α Emily A. Callaway FL Η Emilio A. Kenny MN Α Jack W. Nebel AR Α K. Cody Johnson FL Θ Alexander G. Ramos MN Β Christopher E. Larson AR Α Jesus E. Martinez ID Α Adriana E. Carbon MS Α Morgan A. Marrero AR Α Michaela W. Mertz IL Β Patrick G. Burgess MT Α Bonnie K. Gilbery AR Α Christopher M. Plate IL Β Feras Fallah MT Α Gage B. Shae AR Α Rachel E. Reynolds IL Β Kaela V. Gerald NV Β Andrew L. Poland AR Α Hannah S. Smith IL Β Chaemoon Lee NH Β Teresa Y. Ou CA Γ Niklaus H. Evitt IL Β Carlos Ochoa-Vazquez NJ Α Brian J. Juzefyk CA Ε Anthony I. Ambrosio-Meir IL Γ Andrew J.E. Rowberg NJ Ζ Nhi K. Lam CA Θ Catherine M. Sakurai IL ∆ Erik C. Anderson NM Β Samantha P. Lemon CA Θ Eric E. Tom IL ∆ Hans C. Vik NY Γ MeiXing Dong CA Ν Dane A. Irwin IN Γ Matthew R. Kowalski NY Θ Haley C. Grassi CA Ο Patrick B. Hodgkiss IA Α Renee M. Megchelsen NY Ι Nicholas P. Mannarino CA Ρ Shawn R. Demmers KY Γ Zachary B. Lancaster NY Κ Namita Sarraf CA Ρ Kelsey R. Hoffman LA Β David C. Sloas NY Ξ John F. Vermaelen CA Ρ Tonia K. Holmes MD ∆ Jacob D. Alvarez NY Τ Kavitha Chandrasekaran CA Ρ Jessica A. Regier MD ∆ Stephanie C. Bonadies NC Α Haritha Malladi CA Υ David A. Minnick MI Β Chen Li NC Ε Chelsey S. Ransom CA Υ Kristine Y. Tan MI Γ Michael L. Benson ND Α Jake R. Eissinger CA Α∆ Tyler E. Peterson MI Γ Scott M. Cooper ND Α Ethan P. Hettwer CO Ε Emily K. Sedbrook MI Γ Leo P. Devota OH Α Shriya S. Srinivasan DE A Lindsay M.
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